The Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council held a regular press conference. A reporter asked: The Democratic Progressive Party authorities have long been pushing for “de-Chinization” in the field of education on the island, cutting out many outstanding ancient Chinese texts from the curriculum, leading to confusion among Taiwanese students. Some students actually understood the “Taoyuan Three Ties” as forming an alliance in Taoyuan City, Taiwan, causing concern in the island's academia. Any comments on this please? Spokesman Zhu Fenglian said that Chinese culture is the spiritual home of Taiwanese compatriots and the spiritual driving force for Taiwan's economic and social development. If “Taiwan independence” education is allowed to continue to be spoiled, Taiwanese compatriots who have been nurtured by Chinese culture will become “broken roots.” Taiwan's society without the nourishment of Chinese culture will become a “barren desert.” Various sectors on the island are worried about this. More and more Taiwanese compatriots oppose “cultural Taiwan independence” and “de-Chineseization” education, hoping to fix the situation, have a correct curriculum, pass on outstanding traditional Chinese culture, and defend the spiritual homeland of Taiwanese compatriots.

The Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council held a regular press conference. A reporter asked: The Democratic Progressive Party authorities have long been pushing for “de-Chinization” in the field of education on the island, cutting out many outstanding ancient Chinese texts from the curriculum, leading to confusion among Taiwanese students. Some students actually understood the “Taoyuan Three Ties” as forming an alliance in Taoyuan City, Taiwan, causing concern in the island's academia. Any comments on this please? Spokesman Zhu Fenglian said that Chinese culture is the spiritual home of Taiwanese compatriots and the spiritual driving force for Taiwan's economic and social development. If “Taiwan independence” education is allowed to continue to be spoiled, Taiwanese compatriots who have been nurtured by Chinese culture will become “broken roots.” Taiwan's society without the nourishment of Chinese culture will become a “barren desert.” Various sectors on the island are worried about this. More and more Taiwanese compatriots oppose “cultural Taiwan independence” and “de-Chineseization” education, hoping to fix the situation, have a correct curriculum, pass on outstanding traditional Chinese culture, and defend the spiritual homeland of Taiwanese compatriots.